Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-10
FRIENDLY GREETINGS.
Extended to Our Modest Self, by Kind
 Exchanges.

Exchanges.
 The first number of the Waterbury EVENING DEMOCRAT appeared on Monday. It is neat sheet of moderate size and looks as if it would make an interesting addition to the list of Waterbury papers. Hartford Courant.
 Waterbury's new daily, the EVENING DEMOCRAT, comes to our table well filled with local and telegraphic news. It is about the size of the Advertiser, IS judi ciously edited and sells for three cents.- Shelton Advertiser.
 The first number of the Waterbury Ev ENING DEMOCRAT is a very credltable pro- duction We'll filled with local and gener al news and we'll written throughout, it merits the success the News hopes 1t may attain.-Bridgeport News.
 The Waterbury SUNDAY DEMOCRAT has 1 swelled out from weekly to full grown daily paper making the third in that thrifty city Our cotemporary has the kindest regards of the Chronicle at its back Williamantic Chronicle.
 The first number of the Waterbury Ev- EWING DEMOCRAT appeared Monday. The paper is neatly gotten up, and the local I news is bright, crisp and reliable Stepn- en J. Meany, late of the New York Star, Is the editor.-New Haven Union. The Waterbury DEMOCRAT comes out ! neat and newsy, bright and sparkling, and | apparently we'll equipped at all points for the struggle for sup, emacy in which it is l bound to engage with it's older rivals in the Brass city.-New London Telegraph. The Waterbury EVENING DEMOCRAT, a new daily paper, comes to hand bright, 1 crisp and sparkling, and if it meets with success commensurate with it's deserts, it's prosperity will assume the volume and as- | pect of tidal wave. Long life to it, 1 Norwalk Record.
 The Waterbury EVENING DEMOCRAT, the Brass city's new daily newspaper, made it's first appearance yesterday afternoon. Ar ranged somewhat after the style of The Morning News and New York Sun it is bright at the blossoming. May it's lustre never be dimmed.-New Haven News.
 The first issue of the Waterbury DAILY DEMOCRAT appeared on the streets last night. It is apparent at glance that it's managers, printers as we'll as editors, are no novices, either in writing or making up" the paper. The opening editorial was vigorous and honest. Waterbury Ameri- | can.
 bury, is under the editorial management of Stephen J. Meany, late of New York. MT Meany is an Irish patriot, man of brains, and possessing the skill to use them. He has had long journalistic experience, and he will make the DEMOCRAT boom. l The Maloney Brothers are to be congratu lated.-Ansonia Sentinnel.
 1 The Waterbury EVENING DEMOCRAT made it's bow to the public last Monday It is a handsome seven column paper, and starts off with fair amount of advertis- ing patronage The editorials are high toned, able and thoughtful. We see no reason why the EVENING DEMOCRAT should not achieve success. We are confident it will deserve it.-Seymour Times.
 Truly, Waterbury should be proud of its new paper the EVENING DEMOCRAT. It is a model of typographical beauty and has for it's chief writer the able editor, Stephen J. Meany The local department bristles with readable news and in every respect 1 the paper is good one and should receive the harty support it merits. The Journal warmly welcomes it-Meriden Journal.
 We received on Tuesday the first copy of the Waterbury EVENING DEMOCRAT, pab- lished by Messrs Maloney. It is a very creditable paper in all respects and ought to receive a generous patronage. Politi- cally we differ from it widely, but for all that the publishers have our best wishes for the complete success of their new en- terprise. -Thomaston Express.
 The first issue of the Waterbury DEMO GRAF is at hand Its name indicates it's politics and the interests of labor and sym pathy to the Irish nation in the establish ment of home rule are prominent among their aims, as mentioned in their first words'' We extend our welcome to the DEMOCRAT into the newspaper fraternity, ! o,,1 ,,,icb # ,,rocroritv -NauO uOatuck Re- view.
 Messrs Maloney, of Waterbury, intend to make their new daily paper, the DEMO cRAr good one, judging by the strength of the editorial force secured. In addition to E. B. Lounsbury, who will have charge of the city department, Stephen J. Meany, l tha wel1-kna1xr1a~ Naw York journalist. Ie- gently of the New York Star, has been en- gagged to have editorial management-Mer- 1 iden Journal
 The first number of the Waterbury DEM oCRAT came to us last night. It is finely made up, ably edited and well printed paper, and evidently has come to stay. The Sentinel is one day older thaR the the l DEMOCRAT, but not quite so large. We ex- pect soon, however, to grow to it's size. temporary all the success which we desire for ourselves. s.-South Norwalk Sentinel | The first nnmber of the new DAILY DEMOCRAT appeared on Monday evening and went off like hot cakes, so anxious were the people to see a genuine Democratic paper in their midst, want long felt by this community. All it wants now is the people to support it. It has an able man in it's editorial chair in Stephen J. Meany, late of the New York Star, and his name alone should be strong inducement. Messrs Maloney deserve to be encouraged in their new enterprise. Catholic correspondent.
 The Waterbury EVENING DEMOCRAT, made its first bow to the public on Mon day, and was well received, as it should be, for it presented good show of local and general news. It is as it's name indicates, on the democratic side of the fence Stephen J. Meany Esq. yields the pen edi- toral, who says he shall always struggle For the right that lacks assistance 'Gainst the wrong that needs resistance, For the future in the distance. 1 And the good that we can do. -Westporter. l The first number of the Waterbury Ev- EWING DEMOCRAT appeared Monday. It is very readable and newsy paper, and if the